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WorksheetsNET - Unit 1 - Chap 2 - Part 3
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
37. Functionalism influenced which two major areas in psychology?
a)
Emotion and cognition
b)
Thinking and reasoning
c)
Learning and Motivation
d)
Perception and Learning
2.
38. What were the research methodologies adopted by functionalists in addition to introspection?
a)
Questionnaires
b)
Physiological Measure
c)
Testing
d)
Questionnaires and Physiological Measures
3.
39. Freud compared human psyche to an iceberg. The invisible portion of this iceberg is known as
a)
Consciousness
b)
Uncounsciousness
c)
Id
d)
Ego
4.
40. Freud believed that many factors that influence human thoughts and actions are operating entirely from:
a)
Consciousness
b)
Unconsciousness
c)
Ego
d)
Superego
5.
41. The word Gestalt is synonymous to
a)
configuration
b)
perception
c)
mind matters
d)
thoughts
6.
42. Who was the first psychologist to lay the foundation of Gestalt School of Psychology?
a)
Kurt Koffka
b)
Max Wertheimer
c)
Johann Wolfgang
d)
Wolfgang Kohler
7.
43. Which psychological area of human behaviour was initially the main focus of gestalt psychologists?
a)
Learning
b)
Perception
c)
Thinking
d)
Memory
8.
44. Max Wertheimer discovered which two phenomena in visual perception?
a)
Optical Illusion, Phi phenomena
b)
Binocular and Monocular cues
c)
Depth perception and retinal disparity
d)
Size and colour constancy
9.
45. Which famous psychologist applied gestalt principles to explain his theory of personality?
a)
Kurt Lewin
b)
Abraham Maslow
c)
Freud
d)
Guildford
10.
46. Necker Cube and Rubin's figure/ wase illusion is the example of which property of gestalt psychology?
a)
Emergence
b)
Reification
c)
Multi-stability
d)
Invariance
11.
47. Incomplete figures are perceived as the known or learned figures by humans. Which property of gestalt school is used in this?
a)
Reification
b)
Invariances
c)
Multi-stability
d)
Emergence
12.
48. What is the fundamental principle of gestalt perception?
a)
Law of Effect
b)
Law of Pragnanz
c)
Law of Similarity
d)
Law of pattern
13.
49. The main focus of humanistic psychologists were:
a)
growth and self belief
b)
self belief and self efficiancy
c)
growth and self actualization
d)
growth and learning
14.
50. Who were the early developers of humanistic psychology?
a)
Carl Rogers, Abraham Maslow
b)
Eric Fromm, Sternberg
c)
Fritz Heider, Kurt Lewin
d)
Viktor Frankl, Rollo May
15.
51. What was the name of the therapy introduced by Carl Rogers?
a)
Self Actualization Therapy
b)
Congruence of Approach
c)
Self belief Theory
d)
Client Centered Therapy
16.
52. What are the major concepts that emerged as a result of humanist movement?
a)
Hierarchy of Needs
b)
Peak experiences
c)
Free Will
d)
All of these
17.
53. What are the main areas of study in transpersonal psychology?
a)
Free will
b)
Peak Experiences
c)
Spiritual aspects of human life
d)
Peak Experiences and Spiritual aspects of human life
18.
54. What are the key elements of transpersonal psychology?
a)
Spirituality
b)
Self efficacy
c)
Transcendence
d)
Spirituality and Self efficacy
19.
55. Which of the following is not an area covered under transpersonal psychology?
a)
Spirituality
b)
Psychic Phenomena
c)
Transcendence
d)
Mindfulness
20.
56. What was the main principle of existential therapy?
a)
Congruence between ideal self and social identity
b)
Learning principles
c)
Unconscious needs and desires
d)
Make clients aware that they have choices and thus can control their fate
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